May 27, 2011
Now this is a photo.

Now this is a photo.

May 3, 2011
mbyhoff:

peterfeld:

tanya77:

Hats off to Ned Hepburn for collecting all the Osama confusion on Twitter today.

I imagine this perspective might be even more common among the non-Twitter-enabled population.

I’m pretty sure he’s a member of Arcade Fire.

mbyhoff:

peterfeld:

tanya77:

Hats off to Ned Hepburn for collecting all the Osama confusion on Twitter today.

I imagine this perspective might be even more common among the non-Twitter-enabled population.

I’m pretty sure he’s a member of Arcade Fire.

(via soupsoup)

put a bird on it!

love me some morning after the costume institute ball. love.

put a bird on it!

love me some morning after the costume institute ball. love.

Shot by Inez of Inez and Vinoodh for an Agent Provocateur campaign, I believe.

Has been making the rounds, but its still pretty fun.

Shot by Inez of Inez and Vinoodh for an Agent Provocateur campaign, I believe.

Has been making the rounds, but its still pretty fun.

Coal kills fewer people at one time, which is highly preferred by politicians.
Bill Gates, on nuclear power. (via TechCrunch)

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tylercoates:

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Naturally.

tylercoates:

AAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!JKSDLKJFSJP930OIMALSMDF

Naturally.
May 13, 2010
The age restriction was taken very seriously, however-not the case with the 1999 list, which had to be renamed at the last minute because it was discovered that several authors on it were not in fact under 40. “You could take them off the list but they were just so much at the heart of that generation,” said Mr. Buford, who oversaw the selection process. With the age rule being strictly enforced, a few authors who might have been thought shoo-ins could not be considered, such as Sam Lipsyte (41), Aleksander Hemon (45) and Dave Eggers, who turned 40 in March. Asked why he had decided to run the list now instead of at some other time, Mr. Remnick replied: “You know why we’re doing it this year? Because six months ago, I was brushing my teeth and thought, ‘God, you know, we haven’t done this in a while.” Sorry, Mr. Eggers!
May 2, 2010
The napkins at Friday night’s New Yorker party, on the roof of the W Hotel, featured cartoons with three classic settings: — Man to St. Peter, at the pearly gates: ‘Wait, those weren’t lies. That was spin!’ — Man in pajamas, sitting up in bed as wife dozes: ‘My God! I went to sleep a Democrat and I’ve awakened a Republican.’ — Congressman behind desk, with flag next to window and Capitol dome outside: ‘You know what I like about power? It’s so damn empowering.’